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Bruno Latour and his Planetary Sociology

This is especially so for those who believe in the urgent need of a change of direction in the way we’ve traditionally understood sociology.

Cuba hasn’t restricted its terrorist efforts to foreign lands. Cuban citizens are also a target of the ruling regime’s terrorist attacks.

Editorial from Costa Rica’s “La Nacion”: Ortega has made new strides in his quest for isolation and his march towards the dark ages.

October 1, 2022 will be remembered in our Havana neighborhood of Nuevo Vedado as the moment we came to think of ourselves as protestors.

It a life-or-death issue that Bolsonaro not continue as Brazil’s president, given his dismantling of environmental policies in the country.

Abstention began growing in Cuba over the last few public elections, but it never before reached the current level.

Bolsonarismo emerged even stronger in Congress compared to 2018, winning 99 seats and achieving the largest bench in the chamber.

Petro intelligently used the expression war against the Amazon jungle to illustrate the damage that ecocide policies have left the region…

I still think that these millions of people don’t have pretty much anything against the Family Act itself, like I myself don’t, but…

A dramatic call to break the silence and end the cruel prison conditions imposed by the regime of Daniel Ortega.